Search results

How many of you like to make your game have different subdivisions of magic beyond just the Arcane/Divine split? Dragonlance for example, has Ambient Magic and Focused Magic. Ambient magic is Sorcery and Mysticism(introduced in the fifth age) and Focused magic is High Wizardry and Clericism...

I have a secret life that involves being a Jet Ninja who has an addiction to spicy popsicles.

I like the smell.:p

My God getting the right drivers to access the Internet after I reformatted was a serious PITA!:rant:

KABOOM!:eek:

Claud holds his hands to his eyes. Damn, I can't see a thing in here. It sounds like things have gone downhill now. I hope the others can deal with the problem quickly. Claud thinks to himself. OOC: These are just Claud's thoughts, I know he is not going to be doing much this battle.:)

I am not sure about CM, I think I just started a thread with a topic that has been discussed a lot lately in the General forum, and people just sort of took their issues with "Storytelling" systems with them to the thread.

I think that "Storytelling Games" thread I started in General is getting out of hand.:heh:

I was going to say "but Ed Greenwood is Canadian!".:p

Did Wik just answer the same question twice?:p

I think it might not be so much "Americanisms" in DnD as it is that the assumed world is generally one that is Capitalistic with modern(21st century) values. Of course, that has already been said.:)

I got my Core Rulebook from an FLGS and I got the Bestiary from Barnes & Noble. I pre-ordered the Bestiary back in late September and it just came in yesterday, and I picked it up today.

I have a copy of the Pathfinder Bestiary. I have not had much chance to look through it though. I am too busy working on a project for one of my classes.

:hmm: I think all of the above mechanics are a good way to define "Storygames" as a subset of RPGs. I think the players having a bit of control over the world via game mechanics is a good indicator of a game that could be considered a bit of a "Storygame".

OOC: I am blinded right now. Should I roll initiative like the others are doing? Here is the roll just in case. Roll Lookup

I have noticed some threads(okay, maybe just one) talking about whether a game is an RPG or a Storytelling game. I am having trouble myself telling the difference between the two. The only main difference I can think of is that in Storytelling games the players and GM (Or Storyteller?) have...

Printer glitch? Man, I hope nothing bad happpens.:.-(

I was actually talking about the one from VG Cats, but that will work.:p

OOC: Will Save roll: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2316361/

I would go find the Rat-Flail picture but I am too lazy.:p